The man was the father of 6 and he shot himself.

This speaks of a more personal problem than political spin.

He didn't take on suicidal guilt because of the current political climate. That's just too trite for words. Not to mention that it attempts to blame (thus muzzle) people with legitimate civil liberties concerns for an incident in which there was no blame to place except on the criminals.

This man was obviously distraught, and evidently felt that he had nowhere to go with it except to the grave. What does that say about the support, social and professional, that he believed was available to him? Why would he place the deaths of 4 total strangers ahead of the lives of his 6 children?

People who kill themselves because of a a typing error -- even if it may have contributed to a tragedy -- have other issues. Personal ones.

Calm down.

Regards--
Mary Anne